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Condolences

Dear Susan Don and I send our prayers to you and Dustan and your family. Our sincere condolences to all in this sad time Don and Karen Trame

Dear Aunt Rose, I wish I had known you better but; we kept in touch as we could. Your brother, James E. Kreinest (my dad) always talked about you and his brothers even though we were not located close to each other. I pray for you and your brothers each day and hope to see…

Sympathy and Prayers

I offer all of you my deepest sympathy and prayers. Larry always had a positive look on life and brought joy to all who met him. May you be consoled with the knowledge he is in the arms of our all loving, awesome God and Rosie is with him. God Bless all of You. May…

Diane Seiter and Family,

Diane, Jack and I want to give you and your family our deepest sympathy, love and prayers in the loss of your sweet Dad. I will always remember him being Sant at my Pre-School when Molly was little. We had such fun. He will be missed. Love and prayers to you all. Jack and Barbara…

Will miss you so much.

I hate that I will never be called Holcomb Danner again from you with that laugh and smile. You were so special and took all of life’s knocks with laughter and grace. I love you for your kindness, your advice and your chuckle. I’m so blessed to have known you. Love you always my friend,…

When Words Seem Inadequate…

When people find out I am a funeral director, they often don’t know what to say. Similarly, it can be extremely difficult to console a friend or family member when they have lost a loved one. It’s natural for us to want to have an answer for the grieving to make them feel better about…

Why a Therapy dog?

For many people, cats and dogs are not just pets—they’re valued family members and friends who can bring both joy and emotional relief. Because of their friendly, gentle nature, dogs are beginning to enter the workplace as therapy dogs that have been professionally trained to provided comfort and affection to people in need, including those…

The Right Words: Choosing An Epitaph For Your Loved One’s Headstone

On a headstone, it’s traditional to put the name, birthday, and death day of your loved one. You can also add an epitaph, which is a short text that honors your departed loved one. You know you’ll return to your loved one’s headstone or memorial many times in the future. Naturally, you want to choose…